Allison is a medical student in the Duke University School of Medicine Primary Care Leadership Track. She’s interested in pursuing a specialty in which she can advance primary care and women’s health. She completed her Master of Biomedical Science at Duke University in 2020 and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University in 2019. Her research interests lie in understanding how human behavior, policy and advocacy, and other social and community factors impact the healthcare system and patient outcomes. As a Margolis Scholar, Allison is excited to collaborate with students and faculty across disciplines to broaden her perspectives and gain new skills to effect positive change at both systemic and individual levels.
